Hdyž Thunderbird e-mejlowe konto přidawaće, móžeće so mjez ''IMAP (zdalene rjadowaki)'' a ''POP3 (e-mejl lokalnje na wašim ličaku)'' rozsudźić. IMAP a POP3 stej rozdźělnej metodźe (husto protokolej mjenowanej) za přistup k wašej e-mejli. * '''IMAP:''' Powěsće a rjadowaki na wašim serwerje wostawaja. Změny w Thunderbird so na serwerje špiheluja, a změny na serwerje so w Thunderbird špiheluja. * '''POP3:''' Nowe dochadźace powěsće su w dochadźe pósta (jendź. inbox) na serwerje. Thunderbird je sćahuje, zo by je na wašim ličaku składował, a Thunderbird je hnydom ze serwera wotstronja, chibazo wuběraće druhe nastajenje we [[Configuration Options for Accounts#w_serwerowe nastajenja|serwerowych nastajenjach Thunderbird]] za swoje konto. '''Poručamy IMAP wužiwać.''' __TOC__ = Na čo dyrbiće dźiwać? = Zo bychmy wam pomhali, so rozsudźić, To help you decide for yourself, here are some things to consider: * '''Do you want to access the account from more than one device?''' Choose IMAP. * '''Do you want to access the account from a web browser?''' Choose IMAP. * '''Does your email provider support IMAP or POP3?''' Most of them support both, but you should verify first. * '''What is the size limit of your mailbox?''' Most mail providers provide more than enough space to keep everything on the server, but if you plan on storing more than 15GB, choose POP3. * '''Are you typically on a high latency or extremely high cost connection (such as satellite), or rarely have an internet connection?''' Choose POP3. = What is IMAP and POP3? = == IMAP == IMAP stands for '''I'''nternet '''M'''ail '''A'''ccess '''P'''rotocol, which is more modern than POP3. It is a two-way protocol that copies your email from a remote server to Thunderbird, while preserving the original copy of the mail on the remote server. Changes to these email messages, such as marking them as read, adding or removing labels or tags, or moving them to a different folder, will be replicated on the remote server. Emails that have been downloaded to Thunderbird from the remote server are available for use in Thunderbird when there is no internet connection. Changes made in Thunderbird while there is no internet connection will be synchronized with the remote server when Thunderbird reconnects to the internet. Changes made in Thunderbird are replicated to all imap connected devices. To protect against dataloss, and perhaps also for legal reasons, you should frequently [[Profiles - Where Thunderbird stores your messages and other user data|back up your Thunderbird profile]], even though your mail is stored on a remote server. == POP3 == POP3 stands for '''P'''ost '''O'''ffice '''P'''rotocol (version '''3'''). It is a one-way protocol that downloads your email from a remote server to Thunderbird and deletes the email from the remote server (after 7 days by default in Thunderbird). Changes to these email messages in Thunderbird, such as marking them as read or moving them to a different folder, are not replicated on the remote server, and are only applied to your local computer running Thunderbird. To protect against dataloss, and perhaps also for legal reasons, you should frequently [[Profiles - Where Thunderbird stores your messages and other user data|back up your Thunderbird profile]], especially because your mail is '''not''' stored on a remote server. = Changing your account = Thunderbird does not currently offer a way to convert your existing IMAP account to POP3 or vice versa. In order to change your account to a different protocol, you will need to add the account onto Thunderbird again. See [[Automatic Account Configuration]] to add a new mail account automatically or [[Manual Account Configuration]] to manually configure a new mail account.

Hdyž Thunderbird e-mejlowe konto přidawaće, móžeće so mjez IMAP (zdalene rjadowaki) a POP3 (e-mejl lokalnje na wašim ličaku) rozsudźić. IMAP a POP3 stej rozdźělnej metodźe (husto protokolej mjenowanej) za přistup k wašej e-mejli.

• IMAP: Powěsće a rjadowaki na wašim serwerje wostawaja. Změny w Thunderbird so na serwerje špiheluja, a změny na serwerje so w Thunderbird špiheluja.
• POP3: Nowe dochadźace powěsće su w dochadźe pósta (jendź. inbox) na serwerje. Thunderbird je sćahuje, zo by je na wašim ličaku składował, a Thunderbird je hnydom ze serwera wotstronja, chibazo wuběraće druhe nastajenje we serwerowych nastajenjach Thunderbird za swoje konto.

Poručamy IMAP wužiwać.

Na čo dyrbiće dźiwać?

Zo bychmy wam pomhali, so rozsudźić, To help you decide for yourself, here are some things to consider:

• Do you want to access the account from more than one device? Choose IMAP.
• Do you want to access the account from a web browser? Choose IMAP.
• Does your email provider support IMAP or POP3? Most of them support both, but you should verify first.
• What is the size limit of your mailbox? Most mail providers provide more than enough space to keep everything on the server, but if you plan on storing more than 15GB, choose POP3.
• Are you typically on a high latency or extremely high cost connection (such as satellite), or rarely have an internet connection? Choose POP3.

What is IMAP and POP3?

IMAP

IMAP stands for Internet Mail Access Protocol, which is more modern than POP3. It is a two-way protocol that copies your email from a remote server to Thunderbird, while preserving the original copy of the mail on the remote server. Changes to these email messages, such as marking them as read, adding or removing labels or tags, or moving them to a different folder, will be replicated on the remote server.

Emails that have been downloaded to Thunderbird from the remote server are available for use in Thunderbird when there is no internet connection. Changes made in Thunderbird while there is no internet connection will be synchronized with the remote server when Thunderbird reconnects to the internet.

Changes made in Thunderbird are replicated to all imap connected devices.

To protect against dataloss, and perhaps also for legal reasons, you should frequently back up your Thunderbird profile, even though your mail is stored on a remote server.

POP3

POP3 stands for Post Office Protocol (version 3). It is a one-way protocol that downloads your email from a remote server to Thunderbird and deletes the email from the remote server (after 7 days by default in Thunderbird). Changes to these email messages in Thunderbird, such as marking them as read or moving them to a different folder, are not replicated on the remote server, and are only applied to your local computer running Thunderbird.

To protect against dataloss, and perhaps also for legal reasons, you should frequently back up your Thunderbird profile, especially because your mail is not stored on a remote server.

Changing your account

Thunderbird does not currently offer a way to convert your existing IMAP account to POP3 or vice versa. In order to change your account to a different protocol, you will need to add the account onto Thunderbird again.

See Awtomatiska kontowa konfiguracija to add a new mail account automatically or Manuelna kontowa konfiguracija to manually configure a new mail account.